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 Nouce is he .v -iy.n 'h't Thomas Cglau. oI Tombslaan .oyhisa county, Arizona, h.5 ... fled his a, .rI.p for plteu. to Isoo ,a'. feet ol the rE.n.t vein, ..c CT deposit D ..'. silver and -J.1, G..a s1't,e. ground . wiI,n, s'..f... tn tac I5IJiC9ac M."Ias y&- tria; C-., cruriv, A"ioAn more p.tlra- llrlv G......I iu tle field n3.c, and pt-. oi ,Ha olitu' .4 " BOW Cn i}a n this olHca, ta-Nl.:
 Br.uu Ii the jati7i monument situated o; lhe so... md center ut claim, at 4Tf n Nos' market Ni Banner I C No ', from which | 5 M .I Npl bears H l2' 10. " 44s8 1t distant and tAr s.uer tD 'e's and 2, nor a'uoaaf. to ID 20 $ i< 70 Z, lr.F5 W t' s5 W 1, '" thlu,, \ 7s 45 W WIa1 H, inlre-. ,', s. line O. Way Up M <, .o, No g, and on EA. cD.,sa 3s1 tg to SN c.g. ".,Er d uH 8" iron ,..a l {. lonr, ! .i3 ius n G.g artye u.J taa rvun., an. at distance of T.7 ia post F-3 'i 's.IE, ins squire, i5 set n a mouaI O. cip a." S.o .e5, M.u..4 , N - No z, Ga."."" ~N co. ul claim l1".e N v a2 &79, i,ta. 'tt hr tS HH ."r~. st '-2 10 $ 4 ms $. ia t morui yf ..u.,l.d stones, mar,.a .i N. ( No 2; tu>.c, . 1-' IS l. 2oD t tu uo .R c"u cc1t,r ol l,,a. 10 9 pot } l-2 4 .yar, { !na 1 a4r in moUni of -l.ntS and earth, m-'E.a 'i \ | C No 5; t'ou. ; '7- 3 ~ along est. s.2 ''N. 1 Of claim, Whc, ], a5, t1e vet side .a Q c" tn. Huron M D G-< .t t1 >W crt ,i i.u..na' '. ' the N W Cor Ol ,'tEtt 't "l - tl'.t '. ' 'lh. | course 1900 z, ,p aN gor post 4'.f ;a5 4E h | mound O, st,,e, lr,g c}t t,l. marked B A C >" | c; ths prints H,so tah NE cor ot abe .,I..: ! NJ C, d-l.cl by post marked F. N C No 9; | thence ' -2 .5 " S2o it to p-st \1 'soo | place Q, na,iruia N.Gltj'n, IF 4 l., -yl- l taiuipy, les coa.u-t "l'h ;le Way CP N N lut ! No s7, 1894 acres. hi, cl iu is entirely !'- | sidcul the line. 0, L." ipwnslr o' iDu1's,o' '-, and is bounded on h. soath oy the Empire l C lot No l5 ou .ha wss; by ia. Way ,p { l lJt No 5f, on ,,,e nom ly ,ls S a--.t. '. -. 1 and cu i"c cas, uy ia, t..a.u g-l >. s. ! C.. the same 5.,o" dIy 1--,d-3 ]. d. .",. Q the Iou1,v Ns.prL' ., ion.-.o.e .o ". cour,y Arizona. $ shown ay c-'..," "'r ,'... of .'t.- .ur.i aa blythe geUaly A."s i.... Aa" a aic ia u',, g. .-a.
 Any ana u .s.s n3 c'1'n'n: aev."-'y ,a. who CT my n...,n Q sa,t nin.uG .m a.g h",c,,, 'oi. .'" q. f ,.y mast sr.s.n, J'.ir a,. | yes-. y'..l: m a.. -.I g. .ja .h2 ..r.I Q ej,;v Gor, a& a.....n o,.,u., ar thy wi. { b.r-y .y sr.1n ;. .a u.o.,toq Q. h. s.lta. , !. l"..s aao-. a a.a, the ,ora,o0a. o.. re pub, a.1 .., .a. ,'a d 0, ..-..r u..s iH Tum-..'.a '..'ssA. g dai!y'rew,pa@rr pub I.h1i 1s Iy.l.s-..r .a .a,-c cyuGur Arizona
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..Ta dLG0a0. lETda0sED
-lN .II- ( CREAT ACME REMEDY.

TT, Aswa t-aa,maGt !s .,. positive ere for H' .,...s ai .. CONDb ~M, row'v!ng a'l cr,S. .., of d., ar2eiIa !or either rtiyul or malt .-u..a.
 !, ea1 Hc taken at hgm, without interfering .itl ,ha sogia. 5t business au'i.s ol lI.e and s.a effect nor SPEEDY AND ..IHAEE%I LURE than en- lc d'ry.d tsoR @ aHg and ..pensiye oours ci teaatmen. at 'n-arate hos a.laIs
 HE ACME rc0tment i5 simple in form and ipavpensiya, coming within taa means ol EVERY UNrGHruENgG MAN oT wgn.u tnat may have c7ntiarlGl au petite l.g slEHuf urn..
 It's claa' potent 1sj cure for t1, OPIUM pr MORPHINE !ahi, -v THE E-,CGs,fy LaL ,i NNNrOT!CS .r ... .C~3.
 For peioGl,1i s,,N F .ADaCHE N-&| Sc ELss aui nYar-Eh H ..aa1, uarY t.'b when us, IS either o gri."a... ..IAT.,i ora .y.sE h tac periods li ! t.vs cad '.raHeCm H's and ,a.,,al {! yre5si.a taa,io.ow GA. .Gss.yl pllI,,5,- :.c, it -Ian,:.iy restores .a- H uons o, aat.e. .s.., ,.aas d octiGv ;.u. r-5. influence lO the Hi.r..,r.s...nA ]. Inr t-.-.'rauJ i5 cr tinuec f.5u.t sta gc of restoration @ lc..le ior stul- q. s..nI d.i.sa "..l in lr.- ...- uc wholly orad- i-l cd.
 SION or THOU GIFT or C.. E.. -a memory It IS q.It -ulary beneficial and ",-t de.i-a1lc in i,a !esu.s. l. STIMULATES HE INTELLECT, lnly- inr tlc min. |. a CLEAR a'.& EXALTED sTAIE w.hou, depression 2! sp..ts o- P~rivc. ct .oa-- ,.yn"ltsy la u,.
 l.isro.a a-a--a ing medicine and may he q. ..E:-,,r.I in cooling l.IAs c. .uca. lis =. .slr.. ,..urr, i" .-..-,'a <! tac met accGtu ..ia.e cI .''.nus staH -a.
 1. vcu aa r.tl.a i, 8, your trvEs.r.'5 send srgo .v rut.. ..,s- or ,.-s..i u,.a 6, Ann. .r r.-ImaU.a, Company, .'~i IT. sn.n. l..y, and 314 VI. I..>.'a @ .--.---- G "'.
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Notice 0I &1r-oilur3.

{. .ohr A;. Coun,: lo, ara hereby not .. lat the u4d@~s. ,D1l haze e,Pendel, Ca- -- .9e year -ltu. D=.embss sI, 1859. C.- .. t-u d9llrs in t.c performance Q, ,ha a..- r.a. ut.J- upon tuS Queen 70! t.a iil,. .dlh: ....t.d la ,ur TuTqJos mAnjar district, cpHn'y ,, ,. yu.sr Lerri,ory oI .u.a-u', in order 10 hold The ame as rcc fred hr S.c.9o ?, 52-f nl he k ris,d S,,u sc5 -. rhg United i,ttca, and your prJoosloa Of the amount SD r% aeu..2d end .iIe 0 iAa ul-rn gaed Is riy dollars. and il u, your lei $ q! .-- gus, iali q. ra.use 10 con. tD..te y94. PTopyru,n Q. the .n.l exp .H.cd A.r1in nincy dtys after t.c n.Ja.tuon .i 'h'. .oj,a, your interest ia ,H, s'l- -E- llaa-n - ,a- HLl mrne W.li become {. .e P.p"a-.y oi yoa co-awners, "a. undersigned ,-yl E..Hlt s.l-. sHpcnd!.ure. JOHN 4lE'hiION.
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 Dated loUna 5--. j.mg'y B I--T
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1To5ica of A'Crfei5Ur3.

ToS. ~. Mulberry you a-1 hereby nou 'A -'.,s u.e vr3"rsigr sI has rYus Jed oaa huudto. o.i .u,..s --r.ug ;ae years ls55-jo54-loa5 ..... l.y..... ... .ormangc Q. tle annual labor ,H.a .a. n-ua.AIa.n-,e,. aya vanguard "."s ....r.s. ..t.- ln the Tombstone in- .. .....-. ..~. county, &..a, ir.,i.ory. ... 0 o.-,- to i..t,.- 51m- 9. rn. ,i.., .y" lion ..... yaug Pgo-ot.ya % j.. r1 ....... ..a u.c to the uu..lsu'. -.t.-lH .- .0IJant SO clr-,4s. vu .. t.. a.a.e ....- .)Isl claims, "o g,u ..... a-rs .. .. .J ...I 1r reiu ,J ,o.. -G-- proportion u. -., ...n eNpcnaai "n.p n.... .ala.a.t.r a .,gica'iou ci ta., ua.-., ..ar i1.cre.t ia ray .I nine, Win l- o... ,-. gso .artv of ..> tuacrSigucj. Wao 4,5 iu.l. -u.h -,n-nuiu'e
 I.l..AS OGDEN.
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Notice 0f |0I-3.5ura.

shl. the ua..c s,r ,aa al, ,E. .u.sI i.i1! ta. y.n.,aaiag Dacs .a.r g.. a-.j, one h.uI.c- ,si..) ay,ars l4 .L. n'r.-un.av- oi 1he 2"nu . aao upon tG- a'G'h'-" r.F .l'.l', a..u,,,. '' .a "sroD t,u I.a,a sr~. laca2 count.
 cu. ,2rv oi Ar.z ut, iU D.4 { 10 hold h. m s.e4urad by Se..on 4,a. If .aa Ee15 d B .g.lrs o. jh Una,I >...t.-. .rt oar gr5p3r- i,u Q. tn" amount 50 elg..y. J ani dua ,o ;hl uude>jg jgacl i. fifty lS5oit oitD1... "nt n }ol "- }..'; l.irs at assigns .a.. u, .r..5c J' c nUod.o yo proportion of tn stn eNat.,'.I wi.hIa ajac day, after the pu.Ac .i,a ut rh's norice, ,car ..r-..s. n .un g it n'..H-.n Cross m1rc v" become .a. arnr..y "t Q U.a rsigned, .. 10 ..l-l '.s .-s .E5 ...,.' '.r1.
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.-NCgLC2 JE 7 OF yLJI,2.

Ip'.Aa M co,,1.. yoA arc 1--,y moi. .,.t ulal ,la ut,e.ig igrgd a.a s&r.ra.o aa~n. .., Hn..r e.-.n. tno-mral sI u-t eaa Hua.- .., 10. p. :. u.9 E.Il ya 6. t.e .u-.F. yo- yy or .I.y W-aep , D n.na, s,-aaE ', i-. ..' .tt.. D u.". ul..H-, ,.uay ui .'".l .-, ..r.".g .. ...'s-a.. l. -.l.. .y u'l .' same 'sl.lG...3 .y .1.-' oa -.tni g! ,.g ..,.. $ t...,.. l. ,t, y.i .,l -, ,-; au., ,u.,...r. ...' i.s r.,.s s.' ,n. esp. u..a aud DH. {. ...' t.. r..s. Ed s l.. d.. ....: ap' if y5G E.... u..s or .a,, .a.,l1 -'ar,E.e r.H '.a 1"..yGa. ..ysD:4 ,>.. .,.u.l .'...a B. ... ..-l .... 5- .ctunu 0. .Ns i. -. s.. ,.I "aoop Cp a.as ',.t H.-y.o" l.., ,. your -.-,Hg., lae u. o,.,l'a.-. a..2 .,.- edo Ge such e.. .1d.u.g.
 PATRICK N'CMAECN,
 Dsrea ToE.batone, January ,, 1887.
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First Publication. Ian. l2, 1887. Otiee of Application for q. <. raisni tO ihc Huron Mining Claim--NO. iG5.
U. ISLAND OFFICE,

TUCSON, Arizona, an, I2, 1857. Notice is hereby given that Thomas Ogden,
 Tombstone, Cochse county ArizoAa, has had filed an application for patent tU Isoo linear feet of the Huron vein, lode, or deposit, bear ng silver and gold with surface ground 5oo t width. situated in TombStona nliRiag district, Cochise co lntv, Arizona, more paytlc! rir cc. scribed in he field notes aud plat oi the official survey on file in this offcc. tO-wt:
 Beginning at the initial monument n; the south end center oi claim at post : G.a t long, 4y4 ins sqr, marked NJ Huron NJ C No [, from which U s Nj N No bears $ 25' 4I " sIao 1t distant, the cor tc Secs and g north bouuday off ? 90. $ K 22 T., bears x q. 10 w 6I37 ft di-ttnt, and shat 4N3 19! 100 { deep bears W 3o'O' W ai 1t distant tnarce y 4. s1 W 87 fl b wash draining NW, aad 800 feet to SW cor post, which i, also { c NV cor of the Sil ser Belt Nj (, , I.2 feet i2nr, a&t ins sqr, in a inoGnd oi stones. marked II Il C No q: thence \ I7' 24' E 53a t to monument of stones mlrki z NE cor of the Banner NJ C, Is9s 1t to wash draining \ NV, and 1900 { to NV cor post Is 1t long, IA ias ST, in uound of earth and stones, marked Ii NJ ( No thsnss s 74' a6' r along north end Iina 1S0
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T.. above s.Uasj will be paid fer tlo arrest anu conviction of any T. r>oa OF H.rs1ns UnlawiuIly hauCiag any oa my stock. Brand | C e. iai. Lip.
 Il. ". AIAsSELGREN. C.aarlaston.A.T. jel2-ly
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@i.00 E(GE} [cIC.

Toar one a',..a srd ns 25c and act as orr agent wa r... end ,ho following goods, that could ... a t." H5 elsewhere fer less than sl.oc: 5.c,.n ,..a..5 ot $upar.Ioc Commercial Paper, I1az.r Irgei29c5 10 nateh, 'Ntra- in iris ...... Prs. l.s. Golden Pen M, c..r.. .a-.... -.s,.t..:r Dixon Lead Pen gii. } ]'t...'s H.ac auhgar all 6r.t-c''s- goods ,,h.et.r Dieting .ap.r Rolled Gold Plated Collar n...an s.. O, EolJd Gold taH But sons. ytn '.s- s,.a., .h1t tha goods bought ss.,-....y ...t ... n. bought tor les than sIoo. au. a -... u.a gents We will se! them pat up l4 l pack. t.. 25c.
 A-f&E MFG, co.
 Essex, Conn.
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W2|Dl.tJ E.u1AGl,,

The undersigr.' a..s D n-,F 'na public r.f 10 DuraEa a"y g9.-,HH ti" bi, Sian or = and P' n"nvt. @.'s oI 2, ,1e '9i a-1. si.ul.el . la1 tNa Mining e - ...:. Cocal,c c1ul.g. ...a .l. ! err.,o-s. as the .....rs. .ucl arc ,ac o~ .r. O .n. sad property,
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Have you q relative os friend jomncy- IF toward the mi5cr.s5 thtt arc eata.lcd by an incorporate lie and a drunkerd's gravo2 Ifs5You ca7 induce him to ac- ccpt q e Acme treatment. l,inyoiTes re hardship. Read thcr ad. in another -O.-Wu.
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Dissolution Notice.

rror Fl men Ly these presents, that the 3....cgn.. heretofore existing between the ,1. c.s,s cI is hereby dissolved by mu'ul! con- sr.. J. \. ABBOTT
 ". II. PEC.;. Da.od T Tombstone, A. T., March Ii. 1897.
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FAMILY GROCERIES

O every description Fines, California canned goods. La ropcan and California dried fruit Table delcacies ehs''' coffee roasted and ground the premises cogasas s~s and ether well known brands of soap.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-26
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 1T. T.. IIs,.EE. Datol Tombstone, Feb. ,4 1897.
 Dissolution of Eart1orshl 2. N.:c-is r-.any given that ir4 co-par,ncra.ja '.--...l.o ,.-a...., ., L-"wecn Geo. l.. .-achat .....-s. .t .-,.... ".2 b tcn-s.ng and mel, a .,1 b -..,.s Z, Jh.5 .g-d day of March, I56r, .s.,.. F.. n.... au.-..- Dc .rCc D.. .j eaaf... ..,,s m tuc La.n-s5 an4 collect q. d ,sr. al. g.l.
 D1.cd Io.oy..ous March g.1r.
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Clothing and Furnishing Goods

Of whica Urge assortment Of both Eastern and caliS"s''' goods vii 6e tcurd .. very moderate prices. &~
 Tie Ites, styles of thing in these lines eAs.psr 'Aa" you can purchase in San Francisco
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Dissolution of Eartlarshl 2

Dslol Tombstone, Feb. # 1897.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-03
The Haymakers Beat the Human Team
Record.

The "Haymaker" Team of the End
Battalion M. N. g., met at the Brad
ley Range Nov. 23d and oath, for the
purpose of shooting against the Hin
man" Team record. made at Chicago.
The "Haymakers" claimed that they
were not treated fairly at the Chicago
shooting, by reason of being COM
PEELED to 60 into camp ten days be.
fore the match, and not being allowed
single practice shot, whilst all the
other teams were permitted to re-
main at the rifle ranges until the day
of the match Except the picked team
of the 23d U. S. Infty.,) and this
team was among those that were
defeated by the ''Raymakers." Col.
Wardwell stated that he could easily
beat the score if they would give him
a little chance to practice in a West
ern wind, and that he would shoot
against it in almost any weather at
home. The Hotel Brevoort, of Chi
cago, (Messrs. Field u Hubbard,
Props.,) was the headquarters of the
Team, these big-hearted gentlemen
sent to the Team magnificent silver
pitcher, tray and goblet, for the man
making the largest score, and the
desire to own this beautiful and costly
prize added much to the marksmen's
ambition to lead the Team. The
weather was rainy and looked like
protracted storm, which Kept one
or two of the best marksmeD from
attending, but those substituted did
fairly well !; the drizzling rain and
mist at times made the light very
bad, but as it kept down the wind,
the two days may he said to have
been propitiOus for good shooting.
Sergt. Painter made theJfne score OF
$50, out of possible 200, an average
of As at each range, and won the great
"Brevoort" prize, and also the "Bell"
medal, a membership prize donated
by Lieut.. Jas. E. Bell. Lit. Bell was
second, closely followed by Capt.
Chisholm, Corporal Mason, Private
Friend and Lieut.. JamiSon, all of
whom won handsome prizes presen-
ted by their fellow comrades at the
Team. The entire score was 1917 at
the four ranges of 200. 800, 500 and
800 yards, beating the "Hinman"
score SO points. The following table
shows the order of shooting and the
score of each marksman:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-03
Notice to Our Subscribers.

We dislike to be constantly dun
ming our dellnquents and would
not do so now if our necessities would
permit us to be silent, but we wish
to pay our Indebtedness and continue
our business, and that cannot be done
unless we are paid for our paper. We
have so far succeeded in maintaining
onr position without placing our bills
in the hands of officers or attorneys
for collection, but from the present
outlook we fear that we shall be
obliged to adopt such course in the
near future. We do not intend to
send out bills generally, as has been
our custom in the past, but shall ex-
pect each of our subscribers to come
forloard and settle, or send all or part
of their indebtness, a0ithoW delay.
We need what you owe US noa0. Don't
read this notice and let the matter
rest, thinking that your mite is of no
consequence five or six hundred
such mites would make large sum.
If this notice is not headed in a reas-
enable time we will consider the
propriety of placing our accounts in
the hands of an attorney for collec.
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-03
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses were granted to
the following parties during the
month of November, 1887:
John w. Lewis and Julia E. Tas.
ker.
David X. Herring and Ella Friend.
Jno. w. McRobie and Hattie E.
Smith.
Josephus G, Jones and Luceba
Ramsey.
Peter Beachy and Martha M. Pat
tison,
Jno. J. Weaver and Ada G. Kolb.
Josph =. Headsall and Florence l.,
Billingsley,
Joseph Groer and Mary E. Schro.
yer.
Hiram E. Calkins and Maggie E.
Garvey.
Calder H. Nestor and Mary G.
Fraley.
Abraham L. Sines and Rebecca F
Reams.
Richard J. Nicholson and Elmirs
d. Roth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-03
Deer Park.

The drouth is affecting our town
considerably. Many of the wells are
so nearly dry as to be useless. and no
signs of rain, but it may come before
the Indian Summer Is over.
Several cases of measles in Deer
Park lately, but none very serious.
Mrs. w. r. Davis, with her son
and daughter, Master Will and Miss
Katie, took Thanksgiving dinner
with her father Col. E. G. Tillson.
Misses Josephine and Georgia Hoye
are away on visit to friends in
Grafton.
Miss M. J. Danforth will return
next week from her visit to Chicago.
Mr.. J. G. Latta and family leave
next week for South Carolina, where
they will spend the winter, and re-
turn to Deer Park in the spring.
Next Saturday evening will be
held the regular meeting of the Band
of Hope. 1t promises to be an unus-
ually interesting one as DIR. j. w.
Laughlin will give lecture, with
experiments showing the injurious
effects of alchohol on different SUBJ
stances.
Mrs. Lee, widow of Mr.. Thomas
Lee, who died here a few years ago.
has. with her daughter and two sous.
gone to Washington. d. c., where
she will make her home. ~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-03

Are now located in their new store
room, on Alder street, opposite Stur-
giss' drug store, where they are en-
abled to wait upon the public, to
whom they will sell as low as the
lowest, the same quality of goods.
Will take all kinds of produce they
can handle. at the market price. in
exchange for goods. They keep a
full line of the celebrated Milwaukee
Oil Grain Shoes, for men, women and
children also the Crusader Boots and
Shoes.
They are thankful for past patron
age and solicit a continuance of the
same. 10 90 If.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is list of real estate
transfers filed for record in the Office
of E. z. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, for the
week ending Nov. 80:
Elizabeth Neil to Louis Neil, 81
acres of land $500.
DanieI Bowman and wife to Chris
tian Bowman, 81 acres and SO perch
es; 81, 200.
G. S. Hamill and wife to John j.
Schlossnagle, parts of lots Nos. 119
and 100 on the plat of Wilson's AID.
dition to Oakland; 100.
Mary g. Wilt and husband to Jas.
Laffey 81 acres Of Latent Worth )"
500.
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Church Services--SundaY.

M. E. Church-Preaching at 1O3 A.
N. by Rev. j. w. w. Bolton.
Ey. Lutheran Church-Preaching
at7P. NJ, by Rev. G. W. w.
Amick.
Garrett Memorial (Pres.) Church
Preaching at 10l A. M, and z P. M.
by Rev. John S. F0ulk.
st. Peters, misunderstanding
every Sunday at 104 O'Clock A. NJ,
except the second Sunday of each
month.
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Total

Private L. H. Friend, who started
with three at the long range made
nine bull eyes, and lead the Team at
This range. equaling Col. Wardwell's
and Lieut.. Bells scores made at half
the distance.
On the afternoon of the End day
Capt. Browning and Capt. Chisholm
selected sides from all the members
present, and shot a ''team" match of
5 shot each, at 200 and 800 yards. In
this match was offered for the highest
score the "Nebraska Prize" a beau
tiful gold and silver four-sided target,
in the shape of an inkstand, the rack
being made from muskets resting on
cannon halls. The facings and rings
of the target on each side is inlaid
with gold, and beautifully inscribed,
from the End Nebraska Regt: ITO
the Haymaker Rifle Team of the M.
N. G., from Capt. E j. Murfin and
his LIST. Sergt." This pretty and APP
propriate souvenir from one of the
most gallant officers at Camp Sheri-
dan. was greatly admired. and all
longed for it; victory, however,
perched upon the banner of Private
Arthur Chisholm. who cleaned with
delight at his success. Capt. CHS
holm's Team was successful in this
match. winning by a score of 275,
against 265 for Capt. Browning's
Team. And so ended the great two
days match Of the Haymaker Rifle
Team, who are indeed a credit to our
Second Battalion, and ought to be
the pride of the M. N. g., as it is the
marksman who is the soldier in these
days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

This is to give notice that on this 18th day
of November, 1887, John Wilhelm, living
miles West of Homecoming, on the County
Road, at Savage River Bridge, brodght before
Maryland, in and for Garrett county, one red
COW treSspassing as an estray on his premises.
Marked with one slit in right ear and two
Sits in LETT ear. Said COW came to his place
some time in September last, and was APP
praised by Hiram s. Coleman and John G.
Wilhelm to be worth GID seventeen dollars.
The owner is requested to come forward, pay
charges and prove property and take the COW
away.
JOHN F. robson, Up.
JOHN WILHELM, 1898
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Headquarters for Holiday Goods.


1 take pleasure in informing the
citizens of Oakland and vicinity, that
l have just received and opened up
a fine assortment of Christmas toys,
candies, cigars, &C., at my store on
Railroad street. next b. q o. depot,
which l invite all to call and inspt ct,
feeling confident that they cannot
fail to be pleased with both goods
and prices. l also have in connection
with my establishment an oyster and
eating room. which l have taken
pains to fit up in first-clasS style for
the accommodation of the public, and
persons needing anything in the eat
ing line will do well TO call on me.
Respectfully,
j. M. LITZINGER.
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To the Public,
J. NJ. LITZINGE

take this method of informing
the public generally, that l am now
located in the shops of my brother,
the late Chas. H. Sincell, where l
will conduct the blacksmithing and
Wagonmaking business in all their
branches. Wagons, carriages, bug
gies and sleighs built to order, and
repairing neatly and promptly done.
l shall make speciality of horse shoe.
ing at 20 cents per set. Satisfaction
guaranteed and all work warranted.
Give us call.
IL 26 st JOHN G. SINCELL.